Every single method relies on detecting something sent by PhantomJS. The author even admits that it's spoofable in the first few tests, but then the 4 last do n

Every single method relies on detecting something sent by PhantomJS. The author even admits that it's spoofable in the first few tests, but then the 4 last do not have this mentioned. Forking PhantomJS to send out data that looks like a normal browser would take ten minutes. I'm not sure what the point of this is. An honest title would be "detect phantomjs by trusting the client". It's completely stupid.